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Rotary members living out 'Service Above Self' motto during pandemic

Patrick Varine
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Courtesy of Lane Neff
John Hartman and Jenny Hartman, Lane and Bob Neff, Martha and Dennis Gounley, Ann and Tony Pauly, Noreen and Jim Olszewski, Gerry and Faith Cano, Christa and Werner Rankenhohn from the Murrysville-Export Rotary Club pose for a photo while delivering lunch to workers at Redstone Highlands in February.

The Rotary International motto is “Service Above Self.”

So it only makes sense that members of the Murrysville-Export Rotary Club are doing what they can to help others in the community.

Club members on April 17 delivered lunch to staff at Redstone Highlands in Murrysville, “to show appreciation for the work they continue to do during these difficult times,” club secretary Lane Neff said.

Club members have been meeting via the Zoom platform, Neff said, to find ways to help out during the coronavirus pandemic.

Fundraisers have been canceled, and the club’s major annual fundraiser, “Night at the Races,” is rescheduled for Oct. 16.

But the club is keeping busy, and organizing lunch delivery at Redstone is just one of the ways.

“Some of the residents came to their balconies as the food was delivered, and the Rotary members gathered to just say ‘hi’ to each other and wave to everyone,” Neff said.

For more on the club, see Murrysville-ExportRotary.com.

Patrick Varine is a TribLive reporter covering Delmont, Export and Murrysville. He is a Western Pennsylvania native and joined the Trib in 2010 after working as a reporter and editor with the former Dover Post Co. in Delaware. He can be reached at pvarine@triblive.com.

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